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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-31

PHILADELPHIA, Nav S0.-A Washing
ton dispaten to the TiIaes say: Secre-
tary FAiFehild is 3 Fiously contemplat-
ing q movement with the approbatisu
OF the President aBd bis colleagues,
looking 20 the concentration OF the
D smocrats in the House OF II pressntA-
tives and Senate npon measures OF
tariff reduction. Alter the experience
OF the past two Congresses, the PreSi
dent is convinced that bul ons course
remains open 20 the Democratic party.
and that Il the formulation OF bill 10
consultation With sush men as Randall
and Carlisle, and others Who represent
different PORTIONS q the Democratic
sentiment n the subject, for the par
poss OF bringing them tegstheE up9O
some common ground of agreement.
Toe President has seen for some time
that an issue WiIl be made on the tarih,
aad has urged that it would b. more
saeacioas 10 Rss 90 work At once and
prepare q bill 10 be submitted TO Con-
Rrsss as . measure Of the administFa-
tion policy than 10 let the question con
time 10 plsy havoc as a IRE brand IN
the ranks OF tie party.
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HiNLIN DBPRIFRD.
Jacob Gaudaur Secures the
Championship Of
America.
Severe Earthquakes in
Mexico and Arizona.
MEXICAN OFFENDERS
Prizes at the National Drill
Bestowed by General
Sheridan.
MEXICAN OFFENDERS
Feather weights-ClevelAsd's Dating.
Seeking Democratic Ualty-GrAst's
Tomb-MenoriAl Dsy Services.
Ross aad Hosmer.
nASLIx DEREATED.
TEE GRKkr N CHAMPION oARSMax
BRArKS N RACE WITH JACOB
GAUDAUa.

BEATKx N A RACE WITH JACOB
0AUDAUR.
CHIcAoo, May 90.-Jseob Gsudaur
today defeated Edward HAnlan, tAs
great ex champion Oarsman, 10 9 race
for the championship OF America end
$1,000, in Smile pail on Calumet Lake
When the two men first came out on the
course the water was little rough, but
this bad no dsterrinR infusncs and the
start was made With prom otness. Han
Ian was at once a triha In the lead,
pulling short, quick strokes, ~ per min
ute. Gaadaar kept close to bin With
long, steady sweep, about 3S per minute.
Gradually HaHlau forged ahead and at
the end Of the initial mile was fully .
length in advance. Before the turn was
reached the Wind Suddenly freshened
and rain began to pour down. The
lake was soon lumpy from end TO end
and the downponF was almost blinding
Hanlan turned first. two lengths ahead,
time 1902. He vas pull Nc about 35
strokes per minute in rounding and
Gaudaur vas pulling about the same
gait. HaBlan kept well in front till enter
inR the third mile, when be commenced
to Tag. His stroke became uneven and
revinR seemed to require grsat exsTtion.
Gaudaar vas rowing magnidcently at
the same long steadV sweep, hus faster.
He soon passed Hanlan. First enc,
then another. and at last thres lengths
between them could be seen. HaHlan
thsn made tremendous spurt for very
short time, bat could not stand tins pace
He lay back an instant, and 0lanoing
over bis shoulder saw himself beaten.
Ga1daur was SIX lengths away from
him. G4udaur then slackened speed
ard passed the stand an easy winner
nv fslr lengths time. 2o:29 II vas
fine psIfoEmaBce under the adverse
circumstances. Afier the race Hanlan
said he did not think the best man won,
slthoush b be Acknowledged himself fair
ly beaten. He claimed to have been
suffering from q 81 we're cold. which told
upon bin at tie ori isal time. Gaudaur
aid il vss the hardest race he bad ever
r0wed. Hanlan gets ferty per cent. Of
$500. which were the gate receipts.
The figures 1929 we're taken from the
President OF the FArfaRHt Club, w2o
was understood to be the timekeeper.
The time Of the referees agrees that the
miles we're made in 1880. This has
been declared official. Gaudaur, there
fore, breke The record; the best previous
time being his own against reemer over
announced that Hsnlsn also broke this
previous record having finished in 1884.
His hacker says that be will send him
20 Australia, and IL be defeats Beach be
will once more pit him agains, Gsndaur.
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GE1STs T0ns.
MKMokIAL DAT II SKW IoEE -FLo1AL
TEIBUTKs 70 -RK HKEo or
APPSMATTOx

TRIBUTES TO -RK HKEo or
APPSNATrOx
NKv YonK, Nag 30.-Ba sipsss vas
very generally suspended in this city
today and the streets wtrs thr0nRed at
an early boar With dense crowds Of
people waiting With patient expectancy
tie eonir g OF the Memorial Day prsoes
sion. Thoaslnds Of peOpie are visiting
the tomb Of General Grant 70 do honor
90 the iilus;rio1s dead. A pr0eessisH
comp SD % the militia and veteran
organizations. tn'srsperssd thro1Rso1t
with carriages e0ntalHfsR maiDsd and
Invalid veterans. vas rsxisssd by Gov
error Hill. accompanied By Generals
Sherman. sheridan. Siekles srd maay
other distinguished psOple. IL is es
rastsd that about l5.0o0 peopls we're 10
li1s.
Eariy 10 the GAY Mrs. Graft Stood q
ths touh % the hero OF Appomattox
knd entering piassd Der personal token
Of fi5weEa upon the easket. Hers Was
zee ouIy Offering Of blooming h3geFs.
Al eiss we're heavy leaves and dark
aFeea- Mrs. Grant seat sway 20 her
bone. not 70 b present. Wien sue gae1e
sbozid eone 20 the ssIvtesA Icsru
wers oHsrioes fran the Fieefoy OF
Chira, through bis MlrisssT herei
froa tas Loyal Legion. And mAny
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sihess. Twenty thoasand people
wers there when the services BEGAN a.
4 O'Clock. Grant P0sa Of Rrooklvn was
n charge assisted By Morgan and Ham
lltsn Posts. Fifty c0i0red ladies' 10 ani-
form marched 10 ths tcme with e5uers
Tbs servicss we're Appropriate and sc-
eoRdine 10 the Grand Army Of she Re
public Fifasl. John Rhov Thourson.
ID. D., nov Of Washington Square Msth,
edist Esieopsl Church, delivered the
aFaf7rsm
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MEXICAN oFFESDERs.
OF THKIB KxECUTToS GzoW-
ING LESs-FRrESDLI SPIRIT
OF MNxICo.


81. LOGS. Nav "a s9ecial tsle-
graD from the City OF Mex 90 20 the
GIobs- Dsnsoersf says;
TIE Secretary OF Foreign Aaairs,
MoFiscalar, has addressed . reply 70 the
request made By the Uaited States Gov
eminent THAI the death sentence pro
nounced against COionei ArVlsxA and
hia companions. on scoo1nt OF tire part
they took IN the Fecsnt vioiasi9u of
American territory ~ Sagales, be con
zated- De states that tee matter has
been reported 90 tie President BE
also states, bT diEeStion % she Presi.
dent. thai the kumsn@ ssusIments Of
tbs UEitsd states sfasials are daily 80
prsc1atea Rnd thsI they vii be bST1e N
uind 10 czss tie ssut nee pronounced
against tie Negsles offendeFs ssOuld be
seasFned- M. Bayafa's appsAi 10 Ia
voF 81 she esa3en1sd Een has been
mt by the Msxie41 Gsvsramsnt 10 q
frisndiy EpiriR. Ths design Of ise ad-
Uiaistfas8ea IN 4ssiss - nApifssiiy 80
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SEATTLE, W. T.. TUESDAY MORNING. MAY 81. 1887.

cultivate the most cordial relations uith
tie AmsKiean Government and people.
and ali suggestions and requests eom-
i1g from The STATE Department at
Washingts1, Il made in q friendly
spirit. have Invariably been received
a1d considered IN = most amieabls
ma1neg. ArvisEa and eompanions vii
hardly be exssuted-
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SEVERE SHOCKS.
A SERIES OF EARTHQUAKES BKPoRrEp
FROM THE CITY OF MEXICO.

A sERIEs OF EARTHQUAKES REPORTED
FROM THE CITY OF MEXICO.
CRY OF MEXICO, May 29.-This moru.
ing there was felt here violent shaking
OF the earth, or a sort OF lifting motion,
which lasted five seconds. Next there
came, prefaoed by low roar and Accom.
panied By a stiff bretz9, violent oscil-
lation OF the earth from east TO west
which avske nearly every one. lasting
as it did thirty seconds. The houses
svayed as il they we're ships at sea. and
persons arising from their beds
were 10 many cases thrown With force
TO the floor Bells were runR in the
hotels and everywhere doors we're forced
open. Then came still another oscilla-
tion Of much violence proceeding from
north to south. During this shock
erockeFy was thrown down and pictures
demolished in several houses. Thou
sands Of persons dressed themselves
and did nos 90 to bed aeAio. Reports
receiVed today By Governor Ceballes
Of the Federal district do not show any
fatalities as the result Of the earth
quake, and the deniE rs of suburban
towns report about the same sensations
as was felt by the Inhabitants OF she
metropolis. At the Schoal of Mines
Secretary URalde reports that the seis-
mic instruments showed that a heavy
shock had taken place. These ins,Tu-
ments are self registering aud prove
that the shook Of this morning was a
severe one. At the Office of Governor
Ceballes 10 is reported that the shock
wa much more severe than that Of
1882.
NO SECOND SHOCK.
CTrT CT MExIco, May 30.-up to 10
O'Clock this morning No second shock
Of earthquake bad been experienced
The eartnquaks shock has created FRESH
alsTm about the safety of roofs on the
buildings Of great aRs.
ANoTHKR SOCK
BKSsox (Ariz }. Nay 80 -Auothsr se-
we're shock of earthqa3ke occurred at
ils55 this morning. IL caused consider
able alarm bat no damage.
CYCLONE AND EkRTHouAKE.
NooALEs, (Ariz }, May 30.-T0srs was
q pretty severe shock Of earthquake
here this afternoon at sboet / o'eleek,
which In its severity, created much ex
eitemsnt. thouRh no damage vas do e.
Ten minutes Afterwards there was an
other shock. but IL Was very light Last
evening 3 terrifhs dry cyclone visited
this city. Il oa@e from the mountains
on the east side OF the town. and 40
rooted several Of the more substantial
buildings. No one vas severely injured
SLIGHT SHOCK.
EL PAso. (Tex }, May 30.-A slight
shock OF earthquake wss felt here to-
bay at i2-3o .. u. A good many Of our
citizens evacusted their buildings
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CRIsIs Is ERANCE.
THE SKW wAa xEEsrEa ooxPELLED TO
HEsI0N.

THE NV WAA ALAsIAA poAfhLAAD 10
AFsf0N.
PaHfs. My 3-It ia Ieporled thst
President Grew, Ia OfieF { avoid tae
certain defeat cf tbs nsw ministry on
any important isans, will e'ose The
seasion - ihs Chamber Of Dsputiss on
Jane i5sh. A. a meeting Of The Cabinet
a. hrst constituted. Sen. Caussieg an
pounesd his in' 'ention Of withdFawipg
the Military Bill. Hts colleagues op-
posed such aotiop. on the ground that "a
woold Be Inconsistent With the dignity
Of ths oonntry. bus sen. Csnssisr insist
ed on Withdrawing the bill, and was
OBLIGED 10 soFFencer the War portfolio
HoT ENTTEKLT sETTLKD.
PASS. My 30-A meeting OF the
minister's vas held today 81 Prssident
GfsEy'srssidsnos. @ TIE nnai oo@pletlon
% TIE Cahinat Ia not yet sstaied. n.
Harsdia hss rejected the portfolio OF
Ministsr q Pabiic works. and benos-
forth this department viii BE- combined
with the Dep4Ftusnt Of Commefees
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SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
IN ms aasnzEs 60 IKE
Merchants National Bank.

CECCRiTIES AND yALUARLgs.
= Gasans ard PASc SIS q all ktzss re-
s.siVsd fns szss ke-p-ng Aa2 s.o-sSe.
Safas Ana Depoas Hoxcz ~ HUasI-4a
vAULY r~AteA AZ from g 10 So pa an.
San. acocn1ina % gines my&
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Travellers Life and Accident.

Accident aaa he
hV
oas, 600 = '
ALaEABE n
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SRRESaFIEf.p tul.l. May So-Impos,
ing memorial ceremonies we're held
here today. A great nnnber Of visitors
from outside points attended the sxeE-
cises at Lincoln's monument. Senator
CGllou welcomed the visitors and vet
eFAns and delivered a brief ealoyy upon
the maFtyred President. BE vas fol-
lowed By other speakers, after which a
Humhsr Of handsome horal tributes
Rara nlanad nr, shn inrnh
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[ TtCE ROOM No. = YEsLER-
49, ss.A[y hiessk. Se4et,n. N-siiencs cs,--
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Aa<FsSsR . = ~ -
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FreRch Cabines

LIMA, May 3o--It is officially stated
that President Grevy las signsd The
following Cabinet: Rouvisr. Pfsmaf
and Minis er OF Finance aud of Posts
and rslaoFaphs; FolIeries, Minister Of
the Interior; Fionrens. Minister Of FOR
eign Affairs; SpallsF. Minister Of Pablic
Instru stion; MAsln, Minister OF jas
tice; General Ferron. Minister OF War;
BAFoey, Minister OF Marine; DAntresme,
Minister o. Pnblio Works; p. Barbe,
Mini tar of Auricultura
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SARANAc LAKR, Nay S0.-Pfesidept
0levsland rose this morning, break
tasted al 8 and went with Col. Llmona
and DR.. R1sman down 10 the lahs 70
troll fsr trout. After dinner, President
aud Mrs. Cleveland. Col. and MFa. La
mont. Or. and Mrs. RDsman. and Riddle
Of the SAranao Inr. drove 10 q buck.
board IL miles to Raybrook House 10
try brook trout hShipR. Tha trout pre-.
serves we're opened early to Rive the
President chance 10 try she fishing be-
fore the tish had seen the hy. Jusi be-
fore sunset the President east the flies,
and when be came in 10 supper be
proudly exhibited his catch OF hand
some speekled trout. President and
Mrs. Cleveland are IN excellsnt health.
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LONDON, May Sa.-HowsV Won tie
bicye'e eha@pionshp p at WOlverhamr-
ton TO-DAY.
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tie esmeseFy a Poniip. Goblet and
BsrthelOt delivered eralioas al the
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WasHSarOx. MAY So.-Ths services
AZ the tomb OF General Logan at Rock
Greek Cemetery we're picturesque and
interesting. TIE L1ean Goara Of
II snor vas 10 charge Of tbs service, as
sisted by sngeesiioas from Mrs. L1ean.
Such q prsfnsi0n OF fsFAl tributes has
rarely been seen.
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Dsn,axiUg Cyclone

CLEVELAND. May 30 "A special from
Upper Sindnsky. Ohio. reports that
cyo one passed over that place bstSeon
aud 6 O'Clock this afternoon, doing
great damage TO trees, fences, eto. The
spire Of the Catholic Oharoh, which ls
loo feet high, vas blown over aud the
front OF the church was wrecked.
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PoET townsend, May 29.-The stssmSr
Ane0R arrived today from Alaska and
rsporis that q miner arrived from the
Yakon country who stated that the In
dians bad engaged 10 . a kht 10 the In
terror, 10 Which ons white man was
killed aud hys sounded and nse In
dians we're killed and several wounded.
No uews as to the oauss of the disturb
ansa vas Feoeived. bat 1t Ia supposed
that the miners inteTfersd With the wives
OF the Indians.
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SAN FRANcTsoo. May 39-It has been
learned that William Kissane has NOS
q ID 10 British CJlambis. bat that be 10
still At hia ranch In S0aoma county. A
subpoena has been served on him IN the
case Of the Chemical National Bank Of
New York against William Kissane alias
commsnced to recover on certain al
Of = similar eharacter will be CON-
mennad.
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GeneraIlY 0harrvra.

NV YoRK, Nav 8o.-Rsports TO the
Associated Press indicate thai Dscora.
tion Day was very generally observed
ahroukhout the East.
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Reports Confirmed.

Crrr or MEXICO, May 3o.-RspOris
coming from various points OF the
southern part Of the repabiIe sh0U that
tee earthquakes Of SaBday morning
we're felt very generally. The shock vas
felt in Jalalsp, CoFdova. Esprarga, Is-
huoaua, Pusblo aud EIsoa. It has
bean ssseFtaiued thai the aqu sduoi
here vas cracked in some pisces and
a curious phsnOuensn IL repsstsd. Toe
satsr fest heated and after EAFd cooled.
o0nafming tbe evidences that had been
reesivsd OF suli q g1as gathering psr-
eepIibly At various IoInts.
travelling Iaesznifs.
LIMA, Nay 30 -D0a Carlos De Bour
B q, q Spain, tFavsling ineoRalt9 nndet
tbe tie - C0asf De Bfe4n, b1s arrives
ters.
Fuaerai IN Paris.
Pass, Nay 30.-SsFvices over the re-
rains Of the victims recovered from
ths ruins % tie Ogsrs Comiq1e we're
held today 10 she Cathedral OF h1iFe
Dame. 1be edihss Vas Tiled WITH A.
iumsnss ihfosg. inela1irg many dis
tiss nl.hsa persousges- May ~ .ht
sxsud Nsps Ead'biy. TSo hundFe1
thousznA psfs01s lined the To1ss % t1s
esmefery. Tas pr3eessi0a was bali 3
nile loea Tns FsmRsns we're barred Ia
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ST. L1UIs May 30 0-Ahou, noon t0dsy
a thrssaofy brick building on NorlR
Third street collapsed. and several men
are Supposed 20 Ne buried 10 the ruins.
Several mtn sittirR near tbe windows
savsd theu selves by jam sinG. The
work OF digRirR for thoss buried undeF
tas baildins has already been begun,
nd enc man hos been taken from the
debris, badly crushed. bat still living.
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GOveraOr Arrested.

GALvEsroN. Nay S0.-A special TO the
Nstos from FL Paso. Texas, saws: IL IL
reported that Garcia G3lsp. Governor
Of the State Of Clahaila, has been ar
rested aud imprisoned bf osder Of Pres
i1eat Diaz. pending an Investigation
into oeriain charges against him in re-
laii0u 10 his alleged action regarding
the killing OF several soldiers by q band
OF smngglers from SsHta Rosa.
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1dians.
Boiler BuFaa

CORTLAND. Nay 80 The boiler in the
Hhohoock Manufacturing Cos factory
exploded this morning, buFyinR q nun
Der OF men in the ruins. One man 10 al
ready dead. and two more fatally in
Jared, aud two very Seriously 90.
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Ross aad Rosmsr

NEw YoEK May $.-WAllacs Ross
and Gsorge H5smeF r0vsd q single seull
match near Flushing this evsninR. The
we're fer = three mile
rgse for $500. The start Was made in
choppy water. There we're three turns.
Ga ths frst turn Ross fOaled both
Hosner and the stake boat. bat secured
the lead aud hsld IL to the end, wishing
by two feet IN time announced a. n.05
The iadzes we're not in position 20 see
the hnish and mas in boat told
them about the time. An explanations
OF this phenomenal time must be found
In tbs measurement or non-measure-
nent Of the course
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NN,,Its0N. NAY ny CONSULTED
~ sS,sS rsatus Ia TIA Royd q Poncin
S-11atrS. rslephana ", NJ ssas
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Geld MIae Excitement.

Fl. SMITH, (Ark }, May S0.-A report
from the Golden City mining region re
esived tonight. brings glowing accounts
of rich gold Aeids in that vicinity. Rioh
placer claims are located and sad 10 ex
tend for six miles. Assays TO-DAY from
quartz mines show from $50 to $50 per
ton free smeltiue gold. Ltrse qaantt.
ties Of gray copper are found 10 the
mines, and many capitalists from this
city are investigating and promise great
results.
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Extensive RiFo In santa CFuE

SANTA CEuz. NAY - Fire broks out
ai3 o'elosk this afternoon 10 q Chinese
washhouse, on ths lower plaza. The
flames spread rapidly and soon enyei-
op d the buildings adj lining. To add 10
the danger, tie water vas partly turned
OF. and toe FIRE department bad great
difhsuIty in feeding the engines. Ihs
people tnrned out 70 assist the dspaFt-
msnt. The Gre vas u13eF eOHtF0l 10
absut an boar. The Ssant0n Honss.
Cauails's II tel. The Santa Cruz House,
the Swiss n 1.sl. tWo livery stables. two
laandries and Ave dwellings we're de
ssroyed By the flames. Loss, 5000;
partly insured.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-02
ait M ultgt.

The Unities Preserved "Sis,"
said a bright Austin youth to his
sister, who vas putting the finishing
touches to her toilet, 'you ought to
marry a burglar" What do you
mean by such nonsense?" 81 mean
that you and a burglar would get
along well together; you have got
the false locks, and he has got the
false keys"
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-02
Straiiet NDsgierrisbeb. timber

Straifet Nysgierri8beo. timber fit
Spbplp i Intwerpen beieste &onsen al
9prtnsal tiIisemeb ben bslsilfe Sonse
ben S~polosiife Sare Der. gn Dame
bapbe, for ristis sobt at flInlte ie Won=
arferne, transt zig frem til Sfranfen,
lpm filler gbeburet fra 8ublifum, %
lenebe fig sanite semDtlis til @elenz
beret. 8onserne pasiereoe iorbi, %
0amcn bar fun faa Sfriot fra benz.
Ylubielis bertes ct buinenbe Sfris, De
bpie geissenoe iaa Zig ON, men brso,
liseIum Mansoen omfrins Dem, 10 / en
Stpsserlatter - EFT at Gberne baube
ineset Zig bag 0amen o9 mes ct Sriitist
@reb life alene reuet Satten, men tiaise
en- fjempemesiis Gbisnon al benOes
Sopeo. 8 Gbeburet iloses Iberne ON
Gbisnonen. 0amen forloo bnrti9it
Sfueplaoien.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-02
46rtud helbreoef.

en- saumtl ssse. lem bar truftsi hs ttlssss ira Sreri,
ca sisnuern en- shtusiF ystshsnsr &C I ethsstIit Of III
itti,ttn yaa Ct nu,.lt c!sutsHtssd ier ben burits, %
ptssas,us, sar al fsr,nS. StsH&it. tSrIsldi., ahkms
q cue eirus,s ., saHa's,iVsrlIshssW. tta,s, az trsitis
q sisHn,HsT<,us SEr ior ausss spsittis - al,
sus,iibslsr. tKsT bet an I'M fItSt sisrai tspe yrssn
ssis sisunsai,ss hdtrssuss xrait / tuhnsu al fil'
aise. at sisr Eeislst befimsi ior hssHss IltEnsRu.
tiltsnsa al esmns seoassruns - Snif,t en- at blris,
asHnsifsiis. sissiia. oil iss tiisHss iit aae. lem emit,
ANNE. Ssnne ssspt Soa fysR. 6rant snu enFlf.
mss %nsiasiis aasisHiHs isr fitsues<ir % erus. fis
Iust I Ssh<u ss asrssis u trlnaris . bette eisss
Sasu til -. q. Rsses. I4s essas eIst. Rsssiu.
NIB. AiAls.ss.s.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-02

Sa en Sonbe % bans Some ipabs
ierebe bjem fra 8peu tilfoos, ia9oe
Wanben:
"9er er ops npset Spmuntrenbe peo
at ie Wilepnlene lanss Seien."
"Sa, luarebe bans tr9tte Salpoel,
men BET biloe bo9 bape pnret mcget
bebrc, pm be bapbe lat Dem no9et n9rs
mere iammen."
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-02
Or6 p9 betra9t 31in9oaaas Giticns
~te1 @nnonce ct auoet Steo / Glaoet.

Professor-"To contract is to make
smaller; to expand is to enlarge.
Cold contracts, heat expands. The
operations can not 90 on at the same
time in the same thing. If" Pupil
"Beg pardon, professor. There are
some things the more you contract
the more they enlarge" "Ah, indeed!
Name some of them" "Debts, SIR"
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-02
5bingpaaa=2 inien sa s Sf !

ltuentet Spar. Den tpfmauebe 9ropit
aflasser ct Seiss i Sfolen o9 tiger til
en- al @utterne:
"&an On iise mig, Setter, 6oorleoes
bet aaar ct Menneite, iom iorismmer
Smiorsen for fin Sial % alene tGnfer
paa fit 2eseme?"
"San bliuer feb, Sr. 8aitor!~
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-02

&jpbeubaon-Spmano Yeoer Wartis
nus Acknowledgement gieIs Sgrsenieu os
gnte Auua giarie Caroline, ipot 2arieu.
-gute Siriten 9arien, ipot Gbriitoiiersoats
ter, al 3aaltrups Salbp.-Rige Caroline Gre.
oeri,e Hielien. - Somrer Yilbelm Martin
Nnoerien al 5reoeritsbers os 9uitru Soiie
Sprotbea, fpot @aloori. - Sbeoopr gmil
9tarimilian Ipsaurb, iorben Soboiit os Sio
/ &i9sbaseu.
Sillergo. - 8repinoe Caroline Sulie
Sauotsien, fpbt Scribe, Of Garlsbers ueo
Sillersb.
SasIe-gufe Sooil Gbriitine Sanien,
fsot Slien, al glinse os afopoe Stano gbri.
ltian Sanieu.
aarbuus.-SGper Rasnus GbriRenien
al 9isbjers.
N%eoeuaniorte 9anite / Nuerifa inofalScs
iom Irpinger / 3sosboer / 9anmart, o. /
3ili9loe al oeres 9so inbfalbes oeres Otter.
laote eler HRrmeite:
Sgrtene al ben / 1870 aiopoe Carl gbri-
titan Saaitrup.
gtaren &asmusbatter, gift meo Spren Ss-
%renien, iom ior benoeo 6 Nar lioen reiIte ira
Narbuus til Utah, pg benoes SON Tasrus
Gbr. Sgreuieu.
I%rpingerne otter Sobanne Mn8oaleue
&DbIer, fcot Saouler, Gute eiter Den 1858
aiopoe Sa9ermelter Sens Teter 9Dbler.
Niels 2arieu Yeoerien, Spn al 0us man
%eber SIeien Nielien al &jettrup.